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August
11,
1930
m
X
lour
FARES
EAST"
Furniture
fyovlnsv
;
Caps
Froni
15c;
to
$1.00
Special
1-3
off
0riB.es
Ltd.
Ztfio
Pioneer
Drtigpisls
Phones
SI
&
82
Third
Ave.
&
Sixth
St.
Three
Graduate
Pharmacists
I'FMMNA
EGfi
Delivered,
Per
Ton
$12.00
MIM3HEAI)
EGG
Delivered,
Per
Ton
12.50
1IEIIEAI
LLttIl
Delivered,
Per
Ton
...
13.50
FURNITURE
and
PIANO
MOVING
A
Specialty
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PHONE
5S0
Jasper
National
Park
lan
Kockies
on
the
RIANGLE
TOUR
Canada's
Finest
Scenery
to
Jasper
and
comer
.
.
.
tlienco
iir
trmer
through
the
limlrie
1'niM.upc
to
Prince
Kuiirrl.
Tour
in
either
ilirrolion.
from
any
io!nt
on
the
Trinnele.
Sizhtc
iiig
trip
in
the
Itoekle!
Golf
and
Alpine
cl
im
hi
iik
at
Jasper!
Indian
villages!
The
"Norway
of
America".
LllxTuI
IOM(lT.
Ahk
for
iMMiklet.
Han
NOW.
Round
Trip
S48.85
Including
meal
and
hrrth
on
tteamer)
TO
EVERYWHERE
IN
CANADA
for
IiiJoi
mutton
call
or
urite
F.
McNAl'(;llTON.
DUtriet
PamfiiRer
Agrnl,
I'rinre
ltuerl.
It.
C
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Httlliif
I
rwu
rrliMc
Rupert
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a
"t
TCR.
vicrroniA.
Uu
iil.
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etc
TuedJf,
I
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pm
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ViMOlW.K.
VIl'IIIKIl.
UuleUle.
Alen
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.
Fridif
inldnlihl
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Al.llB
AIIM.
ANVOV.
HTMVAUT.
Kler.
I'orl
Slinp.oo.
sun-AJ
1.00
era.
slUPSON
and
WAtES
ISLAND
Ihurvny
pro
"1)1
Avenue
R
M
SMITH
enl
rtlite
Rupert.
II.
C.
Tl
rough
tlrkel
old
U
tlrtwU
d
iettle
0&
baggage
ctiecied
"nh
to
dnllnetlon
ES1SSI
B.
C.
Coast
Steamship
Service
L
M.siiirs
OAST
I
SAILINGS
FROM
ntlNCE
KUrEKT
To
Ketchikan.
Wrangell.
Juneau.
Skagway
August
1.
4.
8.
11.
15.
18.
22.
23.
To
Vancouver,
Victoria.
Seattle
August
2.
6,
9.
13,
IS.
20.
23,
27,
30.
Princess
Mary--Ocean
Falls,
etc,
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
every
Friday.
10
p.m
.
.
-
.If
1?
I
.
1
.
I
tin..
v
C
Orchard,
General
Aitnt,
3rd
Ave,
Prince
lluperl.
I'houe
Si
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
-:r
X
Warehousing,
and
luting
Team
oi
Mutor
Service
-
sud
tnd
Gravel
W
Specialise
In
Piano
and
COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
our
fa-mou
Edson
and
Cassldy-Welllnjton
In
any
quantities.
Also
Uulkley
Valley
Hay,
drain
and
Hobin
Hood
Hour.
fru.ee
Rupert
Feed
Co
Local
Items
Glasses
fitted
by
registcrtd
optometrist
at
Ileilbroner's
store.
Urgent
business
meeting,
Monday
evening
at
8
o'clock
In
City
Hall.
Retailers'
Association.'
18C
H.
Beeman
of
the
Vancouver
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
a
passenger
on
the
Catala
yesterday
J.
Field
Strang
of
the
U.
C.j
Packers
was
a
passenger
on
the
Catala
yesterday,
evening,
on
ha
way
to
Mill
Bay.
i
Union
ss.
Catala
Captain
A.
E.
Dickson
arrived
from
Vancouver
yesterday
at
5:45
and
later
sailed
for
northern
points.
I
C.
O.
Rowe.
Miss
M.
Almond,
Miss
Hlckey,
Sam
Currie
and
two
miners
left
Friday
morning
aboard
the
Mlpal
on
two
weeks
holiday
to
Banks
Island.
Passengers
on
the
Union
ss.
Catala
for
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
evening
included
J.
M.
Bennett,
from
Butedale,
Mrs.
Beveridge,
and
J.
A.
Wightman
of
Namu.
for
the
Indian
School
at
that
point
on
the
Catala
yesterday
evening.
The
Anyox
troop
of
boy
scouts
are
the
guests
of
the
local
scouts
during
their
stay
in
town.
On
Saturday
evening
they
played
games
U
&
I
Cafe
Formerly
the
White
Lunch
Is
Now
Open
Under
new
management
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
Hotel
l.Mllll
SKW
MAWmiMBKT
Mram
Heated:
Traveller'
HamH
Khiu:
IM
MHd
(eld
Water
tree
lh
Mit.
All
Traliu
and
llwtl.
Kates
$1.09
and
Up
M'lCIAL
MONTHLY
K.VIhs
C
U.
niGGAHT
&
A.
DONALD
lraprklurii
PHONE
51
Savoy
Hotel
Prince
Rupert's
leading
family
hotel.
Hot
and
cold
water
in
all
rooms
A.
J.
PKUD1IOMME.
Prop.
Cor.
of
Fraser
and
Fifth
8ts
New
Royal
Hotel
I.
Zarrlll.
rrop.
THE
IIOTKL
MOKTII
WIllLF.
Hoi
St
Cold
Wter;
Steam
Heat
75c
PER
DAY
AND
UP
Trlrj:iunr
211
SALT
LAKES
THURSDAYS
Leaves
our
dock
on
the
hour
1
p.m.
until
7
p.m.
Last
boat
leaves
Lakes
at
7:30
pjn.
SUNDAYS
Leaves
our
dock
every
half
hour
11
a.m.
until
9
p.m.
Last
boat
leaves
Lakes
at
9:00
pjn.
WEEK
DAYS
Leaves
our
dock
2:00,
3:00,
4:00
and
5:00
p.m.
Last
boat
leaves
Lakes
at
5:30
pan.
These
schedules
on
fine
days
only
Special
trips
nny
time
by
arrangement
PACIFIC
SALVAGE
CO,
LTD.
.
-
..."
yr..M:XUtoim
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREF
USES
PIHKHAM
MEDICINES
Praises
Vegetable
Compotirid,
Blood
Medicine
and
Liver
Pill
niniitown.
Ouebee
"I
fire
13
m3es
from
town
on
s
farm,
with
all
nj
boo
duues
sod
chunking
to
attend
to.
At
the,
Change
of
life,
I
became
net-voue
and
tub
down.
The
Ve-
anped
my
wbote
re
better,
my
ap
rtite
it
good
and
m
able
to
do
7
all
work.
I
bar
o
taken
the
Blood
Medicine
and
the
Liver
Pilie
and
they
helped
me.
I
will
answer
leUcra
from
women
asking
about
your
medicine."
Mm.
Richaw
CinJOTOK,
Birch
town,
Quebec.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester
are
leaving
for
Hell
where
they
wm
holiday
fifta
couple
of
weeks
unaries
swonson
was
a
passen
ger
today
for
Rochester,
Minn,
where
he
will
undergo
medical
treatment.
T
1
Tfiv
7iinfia
DnllA
IItw
Captain
J.
Olllett
returned
from'.T
-
J
T
.v.
-tj
,
tw
nrtin.ii
luv
mc
Aiau
taken
a
party
of
Indians
children
were
round
trip
passengers
on
the
Catala
yesterday
evening.
Tenders
for
the
refreshment
and
hot
dog
concessions
at
the
Exhibition
will
be
received
up
to
5
pjn
Wednesday,
August
13.
18-3
CPU.
Princess
Charlotte,
Cap
at
the
gymnasium
attached
to
the
tain
C.
C.
Sainty.
arrived
In
port
First
United
Church.
As
the
guests
j
this
morning
at
630
and
left
again
oi
ainerent
Doys
mey
were
snown
t
930
for
Skagway
and
northern
over
ine
city.
Today
arrangements
points.
were
made
for
them
to
be
shown
I
over
me
uow
storage
plant.
iter
Mrs.
Oeorae
Holden.
who
has
they
left
for
Terrace
where
they
i
been
visiting
her
parents,
Mr.
and
wiu
camn
ior
me
nexx
iwo
weecs
,
Mrs.
Evan
Thomas,
returned
to
at
Lakeise.
4l'4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Pat's
Playboys
dance.
Moose
Hall
August
22.
Moose
Bazaar.
October
16.
17.
her
borne
tn
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Mary
Saturday
afternoon
accompanied
by
her
two
small
children.
Rev.
W.
E.
Coll
Icon.
Indian
Agent
ssotf
Colonel
T.
Pragnell,
Inspector
eg
ttdian
Agencies,
returned
to
tfie
iSty
on
Saturday
evening
from
!
the-
Naas
River
and
Northern
points.
They
will
leave
this
even-ling
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
lands
on
the
Naskeena
to
continue
their
inspection
and
visits
to
ls-
NOTICE
WQ1
the
party
that
wrote
me
a
letter
in
regards
to
certain
coal
properties
in
Alberta,
kindly
communicate
with
me
immediately.
NICK
OURVICH.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
W
ANTED
Strong
woman
for
gen-
i
eral
house
work,
out
of
Town.
Good
Wages.
Phone
141.
162
"BUILD
B.
C.
PAYROLLS"
Cows
Need
B.C.
Comfort
JvrTri,
Newspaper
despatches
Monday
and
Tuesday
report
heat
so
great
In
TTnJtA4
fitnraft
thnt
nnnMrti
Dinnerware,
china,
crockery,
glassware.
Heilbroner's
Store.
On
the
charge
of
Intoxication
Albert
Espeland
was
fined
$25
this
morning
in
the
local
police
court
An
Alaska
Northwest
tour
party
number
three
under
C.
W.
Brown
of
Chicago
arrived
'on
the
Prince
George
from
Skagway
this
morning,
and
left
by
train
for
the
east.
C.
O.
Beeston,
special
prosecutor
appointed
by
the
attorney-general
in
the
alleged
lection
Irregularities
at
Prince
Rupert
was
a
passenger
on
th
Prince
Charles
this
morning.
H.
L.
Shadwell
and
son
were
ar
rivals
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
and
will
continue
through
to
Hell,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
the
north
on
the
Union
ss.
Catala
.....
i
Yacht
The
Consolidated.
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
Office,
Smelting
and
Refining
Department
TRAIL,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SMELTERS
AND
REFINERS
Purchasers
of
Gold,
Silver,
Copper,
Lead
and
Zinc
Ores
Producers
of
Gold,
Silver,
Copper,
Pig
Lead
and
Zinc
TADANAC,
TRAIL
CLAY
PORTER
OF
STEWART
BRINGS
A'NOTHER
MINE
INTO
THE
LIST
OF
SHIPPERS
FROM
THA
DISTRICT.
(Continued
fron
page
one)
with
Mrs.
Shadwell
who
will
Join
formed
the
Argentine
Mining
Syn-
them
here.
A
musical
program
by
the
boat's
orchestra
from
the
Steamship
Prince
David
was
broadcast
over
KOMO
Saturday
night
at
Seattle
and
a
talk
given
in
regard
to
the
steamer,
stating
that
she
Is
the
fastest
boat
on
the
run.
dicate
to
prospect
and
develop
the
claims.
It
is
therefore
the
Argentine
Syndicate,
under
Mr.
Porter's
direction,
which
is
doing
the
present
work
on
the
property.
Previous
Shipment
The
Kenneth
was
formerly
the
Mobile,
and
under
that
name
was
developed
in
a
manner
in
1920
by
Arthur
Halleran,
of
the
local
""
ZT
1Z
teaching
staff,
who
Is
at
present
.
fuf?
of
L'
clothier
,tn
engaged
on
fisheries
recording
theitate
TOwTa3l0f
M
work
on
the
Naas
was
a
visitor
fSSZ!'
,,
.,
..
-erable
ore
was
extracted
and
a
sub-
town
0f,j
the
on
Saturday,
arriving
on
m
.hipment
was
made
to
Prince
Rupert
and
returning
to
was
said
to
be
extremely
satlsfac-
jrcaiu,
ctcuu.
.
tory
to
themanagement.
but
fl-
..
,
'
J
gures
are
not
available
at
this
wrlt-
At
the
Salvation
Citadel
j
Army
tag
work
done
was
to
be
ast
evening
the
service
took
the
not
ln
lne
be8t
taterests
of
the
form
of
fareweU
to
Sister
'pedal
a
,
pTopetyt
summer
Mr.
Por-
Eva
Anderson
who
Is
leaving
for
ter
a
thorough
examination,
her
home
in
Saskatchewan.
Sister
had
a
survey
made,
and
laid
out
the
Anderson,
who
has
been
residing
prograin
0f
development
which
Is
nere
ior
ine
usi
iwo
years,
gav?
,
now
beg
f0nowei
a
talk
and
also
sang
a
solo.
TELLS
ABOUT
ALASKA
TRIP
An
excellent
showing
was
made
'last
year
by
a
short
tunnel
driven
i
on
one
of
the
veins
by
the
owners,
i
two
assays
on
14
Inches
or
ore
glv-:
lng
respectively
987
ounces
and
262
ounces
in
silver.
A
considerable
i
amount
of
silver
is
visible
in
native
I
form.
I
Subsequent
work
this
year
hasj
'etel
all
and.
Mr.
expectations
Jarvis
McLeod.
Gives
Interesting
porter
te
confident
that
he
has
an-,
News
of
Visit
in
Griffith's
lotner
producer
even
Detier
inan'
the
Porter-Idaho.
When
shipping
to
the
city
on
Saturday
evening
al-
"uk
lur
uc;w'"t:"
ot
the
Kenneth
to
the
ProxUnlty
r
a
two
weeks
vacation
spent
in
a
sruise
ln
northern
waters.
On
board
DunwcU
tram
wnsW-
the
palatial
power
yacht
Sueja
III.,
ered
an
"nportant
"belonging
to
Captain
Jas.
Griffiths
it
Seattle.
Mr.
McLeod
visited
Jun-
fjnijr
QnyVirA
nil
xiu.
Petersbure.
Wraneell.
Ketehi
llCW
UCI
V1LC
U1I
kan
and
Stewart.
The
weather
all
the
time
was
ideal
for
cruising
an
das
they
t
ra
id
e-al
for
cruising
and
as
they
t
rata
enjoy
to
the
full
the
scenery.
The
Taku
Glacier
could
not
be
ap-
popped
on
the
stock
and
apples
s
a
Plan
fnd"
"ylJ0
"T
nnbert
r
K
a
Viapa
In
DrlniA
Dnrtart
hv
(ha
baked
on
the
tree.
What
would
ZT?
f,
.
"
.
""'"''
J-hen
t
of
this
sort
do
to
cows
And
.nfhLld
fltttTfr
.
The
Sueja
III.
le
t
on
Sunday
c
af-
what
would
the
milk
be
like?!.
ternoon
on
her
return
10
satU-
oderate
Urn,
era
lure
U
a
boon
!
jtltt
helps
create
the
perfect,
t
tisllty
of
Pacific
Milk.
Herds
f
r
heetl
it
to
Civc
their
best.
1
J
VerCODie
Iy
PACIFIC
MILK
Fartory
at
Abbotjsford,
1LC.
teKisuj
11
.Li.
a
1
1
mm
m
l..
jj
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TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIitY
FOR
S
KEEN
A
IlItAM)
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throuehont
Triangular
Run
Begins
Tuesday
preached
as
closely
as
usual
owing
R.
Crerlman
on
Way
to
Coast
From
to
the
large
amount
of
drift
Ice
!
Winnipeg
to
Be
Present
even
ln
the
channeL
Fish
were
1
plentiful
and
schools
of
whales
and
:
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
11:
R.
Creel
T
i
4
l
A
.
1
1.
.I.LI
.V,.
4M..
A
M
IT.
t-
ARMY
WILL
HOLD
LARGE
CONVENTION
Natives
From
All
Over
Coast
Meet
in
Prince
Rupert
This
Year
Vanceboro
to
It
is
announced
from
Salvation
Army
headquarters
that
the
annual
convention
of
Indian
workers
will
take
place
this
year
for
the
first
time
ln
Prince
Rupert
on
August
23,
24
and
25.
It
has
been
the
cus
torn
previously
to
hold
it
at
Port
Esslngton
but
a
change
has
been
made
this
year.
Prince
Rupert
has
better
accomodation
for
the
meet-
Swansea,
Wales,
the
result
of
which
lngs,
is
more
central
and.
will
meet
1
the
needs
of
the
Indians
who
ln
many
cases
would
come
to
Prince
Rupert
ln
any
case
to
do
their
buying
for
the
winter.
There
will
be
a
large
attendance
from
the
Naas
and
the
Skeena.
Corps
officers
will
be
present
from
Prince
George,
Olen
Vowell
and
Cedarvale
while
there
will
also
be
present
a
large
attendance
from
Ktchikan
of
both
white
and
native
members.
It
is
expected
that
the
musical
side
of
the
program
will
be
a
feature
as
many
of
the
visitors
are
accomplished
Instrumentalists.
Retalialiqnon
Mame
Border.
r.r......i
tic
Tmmi
t:n
.
.
.
,
...
,
1.11.
Mill
Ull.lt.
W.
V
tJt
.IIU11W1..IVII
Jarvis
H.
McLeod.
collector
of
.
customs
at
Prince
Rupert,
returned
to
be
brought
down
by
pack
train.;
VANCEBORO,
Me.,
Aug.
11
Barrages
of
complaints
that
the
border
laws
are
being
violated
have
been
hurled
back
and
forth
around
this
vieiaity
wjth
the
result
that
.the.
workers,
jwbo
,
have
been
crossing
the
lu?
for
tti;lr
employment
do
not
know
just
where
they
stand
or
when
another
exchange
of
ultimatums
may
force
them
to
seek
new
employment.
The
trouble
started
over
road
construction
ln
New
Brunswick,
the
gravel
for
which
has
been
hauled
from
here.
Several
Cana-
porpoises
numerous.
'
wan,
passenger
traffic
manager
forldjans
were
working
on
this
side
of
At
Juneau
the
British
warship
the
Canadian
National,
left
Wlnnl-;
4
une
h.
qu.
until
com-
Dauntless,
sister
ship
of
the
Des-
peg
yesterday
for
Vancouver,
to
be
!
plalnU
were
made
to
th,
immigra.
patch
which
recently
visited
Prince
present
for
the
Initial
sailing,
to-
Uon
authortties
who
had
no
alter-Ropert.
was
staying
for
a
period
of
morrow
of
the
new
ss.
Prince
David,
1
natlve
except
to
send
the
Cana-nlne
days
and
the
Americans
were
to
Victoria
and
Seattle.
I
dUnj
back
doing
their
utmost
to
give
the
sail-
This
service,
according
to
Mr.
j
Complamts
were
made
in
'
ors
a
splendid
time.
Later
the
Creelman,
h
being
resumed
after
a
!CaMda
mat
Amerlcans
werework.
Dauntless
was
to
go
to
Sitka
for
two
lapse
of
a
few
years
when
the
ships
the
lng
m
pj
days.
then
In
service
were
taken
to
meet
pulp-wood,
guidlvur
and
unloading
Iveloped
in
Alaska
and
in
Ketchikan
Prince
Rupert
and
Alaska.
The
new
AZT""
1
w.
Wood
The
EMteP1
PulP
Company.
!fv,r,
fh,
.
.tm.hi
hich
riii
n
Hail.
fr
operation.
One
of
them,
the
Peters-
Victoria
and
Seattle,
have
the
same
'
n
Americans
A
Sh
n".
burg
made
a
record
trip
of
five
magnificent
appointments
as
the
.
hours
15
minutes
from
Seattle
to
Prince
Henry,
the
only
difference
nJ
?-
.
.
w-.-uiu
.
-
f
v,
The
next
move
was
to
form
of
a
a
The
planes
are
in
general
use
being
the
public
rooms.
There
is
accomo-regularly
used
by
cannery
raana-
dation
for
334
first
class
passengers,
gers
ln
visiting
the
canneries
scat-
70
third
class
and
1500
day
passen-tprpri
n
1nnc
the
mailt
and
nfttn
hv
sen.
and
ln
addition,
there
is
Dlen-
Too
Much
Work
;
At
the
Cannery
C.
Senday,
bookkeeper
and
accountant
at
the
Claxton
Cannery.
Wfis
brought
to
town
on
Saturday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Mary
In
an
unconscious
condition.
Mr.
Senday
was
found
in
his
office
unconscious
and
It
Is
thought
that
the
strain
of
long
hours
of
Intensive
work
consequent
on
the
big
salmon
run
had
proved
too
much
for
him.
It
was
found
impossible
to
'
bring
him
to
at
the
cannery
and
It
was
not
until
the
boat
had
almost
docked
here
that
he
revived.
He
was
1
Tuesday
from
Vancouver.
word
to
the
Canadian
customs
that
trucks
working
on
the
construction
fob
were
buying
gasolene
ln
the
United
States.
That
brought
flshlng
parties
to
transport
them
ty
of
room
for
a
large
number
of
about
the
desired
result
and
now
to
the
lakes
for
fishing.
The
planes
autos,
said
Mr.
Creelman.
who
ad-
"
bought
in
this
country
must
belong
to
the
Alaska
Washington
ded
that
next
spring
this
service
P?
a
dutv
of
one
Pr
cent
iaipei-Alrwavg
Aecordinsr
to
talk,
there
will
be
augmented
bv
the
as.
Prince
'a'
gallon.
as
several
01
ine
uanaaian
Reoorts
Vmrui
received
bv
Mr.
Creelman
tucks
are
running
on
tills
Mae
or
prior
to
his
departure,
are
that
the
border
without
the
proper
large
numbers
of
persons
from
theiMalne
registration
plates,
it
is
un-pralrles.
holidaying
at
the
cbast
or
j
derstood
that
the
next
move
is
to
on
their
way
west,
will
make
the!
have
these
drivers
ara-sted
for
lm-flrst
sailing.
From
Winnipeg,
more
"roper
registration
of
their
vehl-than
20
persons
were
booked
on
the
cles.
"Confederation"
Sunday
for
Vic-
What
form
the
Canadian
reprl-toria,
using
the
Prince
Edward
1
sal
is
to
take
is
yet
to
be
ascer-
taiiud.
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you
read
the
classified
advertisements?